In this two-part blog series by IWHC’s Shannon Kowalski, she discusses how the proposal for “universal health coverage” in the next post-2015 development agenda falls short when it comes to women and adolescents.
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The fall is in full swing and so are we at the International Women’s Health Coalition! We continue to push the U.S. [...]
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The first serious investigative journalism I did was a five-part series on abortion in Uruguay, for the weekly BUSQUEDA, back in 1982. [...]
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Following on the heels of terrible House action against women’s health, the Senate is proving to be a safer place for women. [...]
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Here at IWHC, we talk a lot about the importance of teaching others how to advocate for sexual and reproductive rights and [...]
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Globally, everyone is buzzing over the Wikileaks scandal and what our world leaders really talk about when they think no one’s listening. [...]
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Each year, from November 25 through December 10, our colleagues unite in calling for an end against violence against women. It is unbelievable that [...]
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The devastation due to epic flooding and continued rain in Pakistan has already affected over 15.4 million people. IWHC stands with them [...]
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At age five, I was obsessed with my orange dress-up heels. They had turtles on them and made me feel quite grown-up. [...]
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It’s the BIG game! The final countdown! The end of the road! Can the Netherlands, with an amazing sexuality education program on [...]
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